From the photo volunteer: There is only one plot in this cemetery marked Craven. It has three grave stones: Myrtle P. Mizzel Craven, Dewey Lee Craven and Dewey Lee Craven, Jr. It is a large plot and there is additional room.
Lola's niece said there is no stone for Lola. There was a pipe marking her grave, but the fence was moved and the family was unable to find her grave after that.
Wife of Oliver Craven. She died 8 days after giving birth to Frances Marie Craven. Frances was first raised by her grandmother Sarah Frances O'Quinn and eventually adopted by Henry Appy O'Quinn.
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Mount Pleasant, May 20 [1936] - Funeral services for Mrs Lola Mae O'Quinn Craven, who died this morning at her home here, will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with burial in the Lutheran cemetery, the Rev W B Sams, rector of the Mount Pleasant Protestant Episcopal Church, officiating. Arrangements will by directed by Stuhr's of Charleston.
Mrs Craven was the wife of Oliver Craven. She was nineteen years old and a native of Edisto Island, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry M O'Quinn of Islandton. Suviving besides her husband and her parents, are four brothers, Robert O'Quinn of Beaufort, and Blease O'Quinn, John O"Quinn and Perry O'Quinn, all of McClellanville.
Lola's niece said there is no stone for Lola. There was a pipe marking her grave, but the fence was moved and the family was unable to find her grave after that.
Wife of Oliver Craven. She died 8 days after giving birth to Frances Marie Craven. Frances was first raised by her grandmother Sarah Frances O'Quinn and eventually adopted by Henry Appy O'Quinn.
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Mount Pleasant, May 20 [1936] - Funeral services for Mrs Lola Mae O'Quinn Craven, who died this morning at her home here, will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with burial in the Lutheran cemetery, the Rev W B Sams, rector of the Mount Pleasant Protestant Episcopal Church, officiating. Arrangements will by directed by Stuhr's of Charleston.
Mrs Craven was the wife of Oliver Craven. She was nineteen years old and a native of Edisto Island, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry M O'Quinn of Islandton. Suviving besides her husband and her parents, are four brothers, Robert O'Quinn of Beaufort, and Blease O'Quinn, John O"Quinn and Perry O'Quinn, all of McClellanville.
From the photo volunteer: There is only one plot in this cemetery marked Craven. It has three grave stones: Myrtle P. Mizzel Craven, Dewey Lee Craven and Dewey Lee Craven, Jr. It is a large plot and there is additional room.
Lola's niece said there is no stone for Lola. There was a pipe marking her grave, but the fence was moved and the family was unable to find her grave after that.
Wife of Oliver Craven. She died 8 days after giving birth to Frances Marie Craven. Frances was first raised by her grandmother Sarah Frances O'Quinn and eventually adopted by Henry Appy O'Quinn.
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Mount Pleasant, May 20 [1936] - Funeral services for Mrs Lola Mae O'Quinn Craven, who died this morning at her home here, will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with burial in the Lutheran cemetery, the Rev W B Sams, rector of the Mount Pleasant Protestant Episcopal Church, officiating. Arrangements will by directed by Stuhr's of Charleston.
Mrs Craven was the wife of Oliver Craven. She was nineteen years old and a native of Edisto Island, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry M O'Quinn of Islandton. Suviving besides her husband and her parents, are four brothers, Robert O'Quinn of Beaufort, and Blease O'Quinn, John O"Quinn and Perry O'Quinn, all of McClellanville.
Lola's niece said there is no stone for Lola. There was a pipe marking her grave, but the fence was moved and the family was unable to find her grave after that.
Wife of Oliver Craven. She died 8 days after giving birth to Frances Marie Craven. Frances was first raised by her grandmother Sarah Frances O'Quinn and eventually adopted by Henry Appy O'Quinn.
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Mount Pleasant, May 20 [1936] - Funeral services for Mrs Lola Mae O'Quinn Craven, who died this morning at her home here, will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with burial in the Lutheran cemetery, the Rev W B Sams, rector of the Mount Pleasant Protestant Episcopal Church, officiating. Arrangements will by directed by Stuhr's of Charleston.
Mrs Craven was the wife of Oliver Craven. She was nineteen years old and a native of Edisto Island, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry M O'Quinn of Islandton. Suviving besides her husband and her parents, are four brothers, Robert O'Quinn of Beaufort, and Blease O'Quinn, John O"Quinn and Perry O'Quinn, all of McClellanville.
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